Grand Traverse Herald and Traverse Bay Eagle weekly masthead
Traverse City Michigan newspaper announces publication twice weekly by Herald and Record Co. led by Thos T Bates and George G Bates with Clara N Bates as secretary and J W Hannen as vice president. Office at 123 Front Street. Subscriptions: one year $1.00 in advance, six months 50 cents, three months 23 cents. Entered March 2, 1908 as second class matter.
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Traverse City
Michigan
Herald & Record CO
Thos. T. Bates
Geo. G. Bates
J. W. Hannen
Clara N. Bates
Mich
English Transport Strike Threatens London Food Supply
Circulation this week stands at 3100 as a severe strike by truck drivers and railway workers cripples movement of goods in England. Foodstuffs cannot be moved and destitution grows among London's and Liverpool's poor, with thousands of children starving. The railway union ordered a general walkout yesterday after meetings failed to yield a settlement, prompting calls for compulsory arbitration and public welfare–focused labor dispute resolution.
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England
London
Liverpool
Railway Union
Better Distribution Needed for Western Michigan Fruit
The article urges Western Michigan fruit growers to form co operation to improve distribution and prices. It argues current methods favor large markets like Chicago, leaving poorer consumers and regional producers harmed, and calls for a united equitable plan to widen markets and raise returns.
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United States
Chicago
Michigan
Michigan Fruit Growth Effort Led by Local Banker
The Grand Rapids Evening Press publishes a series on Michigan development with county articles by competent authorities highlighting fruit growing and general agriculture. Leon F. Titus of First National Bank authored a comprehensive piece in Saturday’s issue, supporting Northern and Western Michigan's development with proactive backing alongside organized efforts.
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Grand Rapids Evening Press
Michigan
Leon F. Titus
First National Bank
Press highlights state potential for Grand Rapids Apple Show
The Press emphasizes public awareness of Michigan's opportunities in anticipation of the big Apple Show in Grand Rapids in November. It argues such publicity will attract external attention and showcase the state's splendid resources to the wider world through the coming exposition.
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Grand Rapids
William H White a Leading Northern Michigan Lumberman
William H White of Boyne City head of White Lumber Co has long driven Charlevoix county development employing hundreds in timber and factory work. A 6000 acre White farm project shows the firm diversifying into land and homeseeker opportunities while continuing large scale lumbering and employment.
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Michigan
William H. White
Boyne City
White Lumber Co
White
Charlevoix County
White Co
Ele
This Date in History Highlights From 1560 to 1910
A compiled list of historical milestones across years and places. Notable events include the first issue of the New England Courant in 1721, Nelson monument stone in 1809, and the 1910 unveiling of a Washington statue in Paris. It covers births, deaths, battles, political moves, and cultural milestones.
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New England Courant
Hartford
Conn
John Witherspoon
College of New Jersey
Dutchess of Kent
Queen Victoria
Coburg
Germany
Frogmore
Windsor Castle
Peter Hunter
Upper Canada
Trafalgar Square
London
Notable events spanning centuries in a compact timeline
A chronological list highlights figures and milestones from 1617 to 1910 including Raleighs voyage from Cork, battles on the Hudson and James River, early Chicago Sunday school, Blands birth, Danubian principalities and Danube clauses, Grant, Civil War proclamations, Antietam National Park, Spanish American War showings, Nicaragua presidencies, and Revolutionary battles in Nicaragua. It mixes births, deaths, battles, and political milestones with dates and places.
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Hudson River
Robert F. Stockton
Princeton
N. J
Benjamin Harrison
U. S
North Bend
Indianapolis
Gen. Grant
James River
Haymarket
Antietam
New York
Jose D. Madriz
Nicaragua
Benzonia Wins Tight Great Lakes Cup Duel At Edgewood
In the First Heat Benzonia and Tycoon finished neck and neck to the Edgewood buoy with Benzonia taking the lead on the final laps. Benzonia clocked 15:40, 15:50, and 16:50 for the three legs while Tycoon posted 16:15, 16:45, 16:52. If Tycoon wins today another race may decide the Traverse Great Lakes trophy.
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Tycoon
Rimmning
Benzonia
Edgewood
Traverse’ City
Heavy Sea Race Continues With Trunk Cabin Cruiser Victory
In a late afternoon class B race amid rough seas Lulu H built by the Stanton Brothers with a Hines motor led the field as Florence II owned by A L Bad hant finished last. Grace won first place with Pirate close second, with entries by Wenzel Chahoc James Martinek Irving Murray and Charles Herbert.
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Lulu H
Stanton Brothers
Hines
Florence II
A. L. Badhant
Paducah
Grace
Essex
Pirate
Wenzel Chahoc
James Martinek
Irving Murray
Charles Herbert
Tycoon Wins Close Free-for-All as Benzonia Tries Hard
In a thrilling weekday regatta two boats chased the Edgewood cup. Tycoon led the field in a dramatic second heat, beating Benzonia by five seconds. The owners dispute moved to a third race held this afternoon to settle the cup.
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Tycoon
Benzonia
Regatta heats draw eager crowds on perfect day
The second annual regatta opens with ideal weather and strong interest from motorboat and water sport enthusiasts. J L Case arrived with a fast motorboat entering a contest while tomorrow features a full program including handicap launch races, dinghy events, cruiser reliability races, swimming contests, and a grand free-for-all for the Board of Trade Great Lakes trophy.
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J. L. Case
Benzonia
Treco
Spirit Compass
Anchorage
Ring Life
Board of Trade
Resort Musicale Delights Norther Michigan Guests
A Sunday night at Hotel Neahta wauta featured a resort musicale with 100 plus guests applauding a high quality program. Dorothy Miller Duckwitz from Toledo performed admired piano solos with encores. Cincinnati soprano Mrs W Clark Davis and contralto Mardi Hunt drew strong praise, plus violinist Isabelle M Chandler showcased difficult numbers and music for the season.
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Neahtawanta
Michigan
Dorothy Miller Duckwitz
Toledo
W. Clark Davis
Cincinnati
Mardi Hunt
Isabelle M. Chandler
Ithaca Conservatory of Music
Miss Chandler
Hall's Catarrh Cure touted as universal remedy
A long advertisement extols Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh, promising a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure and urging readers to send for testimonials. The rest of the text covers a Northern Michigan resort's concert by Miss Chandler and Miss Haynes, featuring J Francis Campbell, praising Neah ta wanta's hospitality, meals, and social events including a beach party hosted by Mr. E B Miller.
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Hall
Proprietara
Addreas
B. J. Cheney & C
Toledo
Dregwisus
Miss Chandler
Marie C. Haynes
Ithaca Conservatory
Miss Haynes
Michigan
J. Francis Campbell
Chicago
Detroit
Grand Rapids
Campbell
E. &. Miller
Cincinnati
Neahtawanta
Miller
Cimmings
Fruit Exhibits Prepared for State Fairs This Fall
The development bureau seeks prime fruit for glass jar and plate exhibits at fairs statewide. Charles Thomas of Maple Glen fruit farm Elmwood township sent fine plums. Jank Smith from the peninsula delivered Red Astrachan apples shipped to Grand Rapids for cold storage. C I E Smith visited Harbor Springs to secure Red Astracians for their color and display value, with northern apples expected to yield deeper color for shows.
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the Development Bureau
Charles Thomas
Maple Glen Fruit Farm
Elmwood
Township
Jank Smith
Peninsula
Grand Rapids
C. I E. Smith
Bureau
Harbor Springs
Fire damages infirmary at Leelanau poorhouse
Maples City Aug 21 fire damaged the front room and basement of the Leelanau county poorhouse of unknown origin Saturday afternoon neighbors aided by volunteers saved the building promptly aided by D A Clevette who led the first fire crew Superintendent Craker Ed Wootey an employee of the farm and Frank Burkett a neighbor deserve credit for confining the blaze to a single room and basement despite suffocating smoke their efforts prevented the fine new structure from being destroyed.
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Maple City
Leelanau
Frank Burkett
Weather Report From July 1911 Noon Observations
Meteorological report of noon observations for the prior day, provided for the Herald by S. B. Wait, a local draughtsman. Includes geographic coordinates and sea level height. July 1911 records, with data captured for the month.
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Herald
S. B. Wait
Drauggist
Greenwich
Probate court sets final account hearing in MeDad Vinton estate
In Grand Traverse County at Traverse City Probate Office on August 14 1911 Judge Fred R Walker presiding the case of MeDad Vinton deceased Montague as administrator files final account and petition for allowance hearing is set for September 14 1911 at ten o clock public notice to be printed for three consecutive weeks in the Grand Traverse Herald Fred R Walker August 15 22 29
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Imichigan
Grand Traverse
Traverse City
Fred RR. Walker
Medad Vinton
Sterbert Montague
Agid
Grand Traverse Herald
State OF Michiigan
County of
Aiou
Said
A. TD
Fred Re. Walker
Mary C. Pegs
Cyrus Moore
Cannty
Walker
Dudge
Chancery Rule Granted in Guthrie Case in Grand Traverse
In the circuit court for Grand Traverse County Lilly Guthrie files a bill against Hubert J. Guthrie seeking relief by default if he fails to appear within three months. The defendant resides outside the state, so notice is published weekly for six consecutive weeks in the Grand Traverse Herald. The solicitor for the complainant is Lovell H. Gage, with business address in Traverse City, Mich. July 25 to Sept. 6.
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Stats OF
Michigan
Grand Traverse County
Chancery
Lilly Guthrie
Lovell H. Gage
Hubert l. Guthrie
Grand Traverse
Gag
Traverse City
Mich
Tunes
Publication Order in Mary C. Pegs Estate Hearing
The Pro bate Court in Grand Traverse County Michigan orders publication of notice for Cyrus Moore to obtain administration of Mary C Pegs estate. Hearing set for August 2 at ten in the morning at the probate office. Notice to be published for four consecutive weeks in a Grand Traverse county newspaper.
Painless Teeth Extraction Ad Promotes Ka-olar Method
An ad by Dr. W. G. Kinyon and Dr. Holdsworth of Traverse City Michigan promotes the Ka-olar method claiming teeth can be removed absolutely without pain or anesthesia. The notice lists office locations at 206 208 Wilhelm Block and dates April 13 TuesdayThursday.
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W.G. Kinyon
Wilhelm Block
Holdsworth
Traverse City
Michigan
50 000 Men Wanted Reports From Western Canada
A recruitment notice from Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta seeks 40 000 harvesters for a bountiful crop. Low rates on all Canadian roads lure travelers with daily excursions and farm life insights. Apply to Canadian Government Agent C A Laurier in Marquette Michigan at once.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Wstern Canada
Canada
C. A. Laurier
Marquette, Mich
Ang
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Jose de San Martin
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
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Columbian Senate
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Francis Joseph of
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Prince Consort
Paris
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Gravelotte
Die Bull
Texas
Charles A. Culberson
Washington
Virginia
France
James Crichton
Admiral Crichton
Scotland
Italy
Hamilton Clothing Co
Sir Walter Raleigh
Cork
America
Grand Army of the Allies
Constitution
Richard P. Bland
Missouri Statesman
William Bowen Campbell
Tennessee
Milwaukee
James Gorrell
80Th Royal American Regiment
Mackinaw
Richard Ward
Rhode Island
George III
Bowling Green
New York City
General Montgomery
Fort Ticonderoga
Oliver Hazard Perry
Marshall Bernadette
Prince Royal
Sweden
General Bragg
Kentucky
Col. Siebold
Wheeler
Dalton
Hamburg
Franz Sigel
Bade
Hotel Neahtawanta
Northern
Development Bureau
Leelanau County
Hubert J. Guthrie
Traverse City State Bank
A. Tracy Lay
R. Floyd Clinch
H. C. Davis
A. J. Maynard
A. J. Haviland
Geo. B. Kilbourne
Western
Fair Oaks Nursery CO
Tye Ie Pacer
Np Lee
Yse
Cass Streets
Grocer
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